On 11/10/2019 14:12, Mike Halmarack wrote:
> My question is how, at minimum expense, can I put something on the far
> end of these cables that will provide the full range of WiFi offered
> by the router at the other end?
I'm with Ria on this: copper is /so/ much more reliable than radio
waves! Put a small switch on the end of your cable. But of course
there are lots of devices that won't do that, so you need a wireless
access point at the end of each cable.
I have a Unifi one at home and it's excellent (we also have them
throughout the community centre for which I volunteer and they work
flawlessly) but you do need to be prepared to steam up their controller
application on some network-attached computer to configure them. It
runs on Windows and Linux, is very straightforward to install and use,
and you don't need it in normal use, but I suppose it is something of a
nuisance.
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Manchester, England